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NPFL: Niger Tornadoes to resume training in Minna

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Niger Tornadoes are set to make a return to the Bako Kotangora Stadium in Minna to intensify their preparations for the new season.

The Ikon Allah Boys will resume full training at their home ground on Monday (today).

Niger Tornadoes have played at a neutral venues since renovation commenced on their original home ground.

The ground has undergone renovation for the start of the 2026-27 season.

The venue is expected to be approved by the Nigeria Premier Football League, NPFL, before the start of the new season.

Niger Tornadoes will take on Enyimba in their opening game of the campaign in Minna.

NPFL: Niger Tornadoes to resume training in Minna

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